cachinglogo cache

2024 Statewide Harm Reduction Symposium

Presentation Materials

Day 1: Tuesday, June 4

11:45 AM – 1:00 PM: Partnerships in Opioid Prevention 
  • Patrick Quinn, Westchester County Department of Health
  • Sharon Thomas, Urban League of Westchester
1:00 – 2:30 PM: Naloxone Panel Presentation 
  • Sharon Stancliff, MD, New York State Department of Health
  • Elizabeth Schady, New York State Department of Health
  • Emily Payne, MSPH, New York State Department of Health
2:35 – 3:25 PM: Breakout 1A: Cross-Sectoral Partnerships for a Safer Community 
  • Been Valcin, MPH, BA, CASAC-P, Wayne Behavioral Health Network
2:35 – 3:25 PM: Breakout 1B: Expanding Harm Reduction in Rural New York: Successes and Challenges from Cortland County’s Implementation of the HEALing Communities Study 
  • Nicole Carter, MPH, Rural Health Institute of New York
  • Aster Parrott, MS, MA, Rural Health Institute of New York
2:35 – 3:25 PM: Breakout 1C: An Unlikely PAIR 
  • Jennifer Rodriguez, MS, MSW, Livingston County Department of Health
3:30 – 4:20 PM: Breakout Session 2A: Monroe County IMPACT Team: Humanizing Substance Use through Community Partnership 

Please note that this resource is password protected. email Emily D’Angelo to request the password.

  • Jessica O’Connor, MPH, Monroe County Department of Health
  • Deb Leach, BS, CASAC-T, Monroe County Department of Health
3:30 – 4:20 PM: Breakout 2B: No One Is Disposable: Changing the Public Discourse Around Substance Use and Empowering Individuals to Save Lives 
  • Monika Salvage, Cayuga County Mental Health
  • Deborah Pickering, MS, ATC, Cayuga County Health Department
4:30 – 5:20 PM: The Intersection of Person-Centered Services and Population Health 
  • Lauren Johnson, MA, CASAC-M, Putnam County Department of Mental Health
  • Shanna Siegel, RN, BSN, Putnam County Department of Health

Day 2: Wednesday, June 5

8:00 – 9:00 AM: Drug Overdose Data and Public Health Surveillance Panel 
  • Lucila Zamboni, Ph.D., New York State Department of Health
  • Anne DelVecchio, MPH, New York State Department of Health
  • Emily Payne, MSPH, New York State Department of Health
9:00 – 10:30 AM: Using Civil Rights Laws to Advance Health Justice for People Who Use Drugs 
  • Sally Friedman, The Legal Action Center
  • Rebekah Joab, The Legal Action Center
10:45 AM – 12:00 PM: Notes from the Field: Insights from Counties Conducting or Preparing for Overdose Fatality Reviews (OFRs)
  • Gregory Gallo, LCSW, Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health
  • Michael Birnbaum, Dutchess County Department of Behavioral and Community Health
  • Daniel Gilmore, Ph.D., Oneida County Health Department
  • Ashlee Thompson, MHA, MSEd, Master CASAC, Oneida County Department of Mental Health
  • Veronica Salvas, Greene County Public Health Department
  • Meghan Tice, Oswego County Health Department
  • Paul Fahey, consultant to Oneida County Health Department (Primeau-Fahey Studios)
1:00 – 1:50 PM: Breakout 3A: How a Harm Reduction PSA Was Used to Decrease Overdoses in a Community and Multi- Point Naloxone Distribution to Reduce Overdose Fatalities 
  • Marissa Knapp, MST, Broome County Health Department
  • Alexis Pleus, Truth Pharm
  • Kathy Staples, Truth Pharm
1:00 – 1:50 PM: Breakout 3B: Deciphering Substance Use Trends in Erie County: Implications for Public Health 
  • Sadia Rifah, Erie County Department of Health
  • Jennifer Garrigan, Erie County Department of Health
1:00 – 1:50 PM: Breakout 3C: Peak Collaboration! Rewriting the Script
  • Lindsay Java, Essex County Health Department
  • Terri Morse, LMHC, Master CASAC, Essex County Mental Health and Community Services

Other Meeting Materials

2024 Statewide Harm Reduction Symposium Meeting Program 
Exhibitor Directory 

Legal Action Center Handouts:

 

Harm Reduction

Contact your local health department Contact your local health department Job Openings Looking for a job in public health? Job Openings Looking for a job in public health? Donate Donations help support local health departments Donate Donations help support local health departments
NYSACHO is incorporated as a not-for-profit, non-partisan charitable organization with 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
Skip to toolbar